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webrtcHacks - Trick or Treat? Cisco’s OpenH264.org & What it Means in the WebRTC Video Battle

October 31, 2013 • 0 Comments
webrtcHacks - Trick or Treat? Cisco’s OpenH264.org & What it Means in the WebRTC Video Battle

This is a follow-up on WebRTC mandatory video codec debate. Find out how Cisco's OpenH264.org means to WebRTC video battle here.

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